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Wattle Stitch Infinity Scarf Crochet Pattern

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  Wattlewood Infinity Scarf  If you’re looking for a cosy autumn crochet project that’s super simple to hook up and really cosy, let me introduce you to the Wattlewood Infinity Scarf . This is one of those crochet projects that is so easy to make it feels like cheating. The textured stitches create beautiful, subtle mottled stripes as you work, giving the finished scarf a really cosy look with no complicated colour changes. The yarn does all the work for you! The finished crochet infinity scarf has a lovely drape and wraps comfortably around your neck, making it perfect for those crisp autumn days when you want an extra layer of warmth without feeling weighed down. I designed the Wattlewood Infinity Scarf to be an easy, enjoyable make that you can pick up whenever you have a little time to crochet. Whether you’re making one for yourself or creating a handmade gift for someone special, I think this is a scarf you’ll come back to again and again. Why You’ll Love the Wattlewood...
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Best Yarn for Crochet Baby Blankets: Yarns I Love and Use

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Choosing the best yarn for a crochet baby blanket can feel a little overwhelming especially if you are new to crochet. There are so many different fibres, yarn weights, brands and colours to choose from, and what works beautifully for one blanket may not be the right choice for another. After making a lot of baby blankets, I’ve realised there isn’t one single best yarn for every project. I mainly use Aran (Worsted), DK and occasionally Chunky yarn , depending on the blanket I’m making and the finished look I want. Because most of my audience is in the US , I usually reach for Aran/Worsted weight yarn . It’s widely available, works up quickly and creates a lovely cosy blanket. I also use DK yarn quite a lot, especially because it’s more popular here in the UK and tends to be available in a much wider range of colours.  DK gives a softer, lighter and more drapey fabric, which I love. And every now and then I use Chunky yarn when I want a blanket that feels extra cosy and cuddly. O...
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